New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-28
DETROI1S BEAT THE GIANTS.
BAD PITCHING OF YOUNG GEORGE.

THE VISITORS GET LONG LEAD AT THE START
AND KEEP TO 70 THE END.
An youth who asprcs TO be great baseball pitcher
deprived YORK Club OF victory yesterday George
the youthful lefthanded phenomenon pitched for tho local
club wild ana poor control OF the ball allowed
the Detroit victory that was not deservedy
About 500 spectators went to the Polo Grounds 10
second between the supposed strongest
clubs the East They admired andheary chcered
eight other NewYork players but they had no words OF
paudits for the pitcher Cona9r also
Banders Of all three combined half the damage
n cha. Il. sS S smsaSy good
indy ng sS and and oG e ws ne Sssd
10 the HELD their brilliant work eyoSng ireqncn, n
fact OF his rulings seemed to be as vide OF the marx a"
The opening inning virtually settled the match George
record O. sending the ss 0Hr SS oo
the Detroit nine had sent ten players to hs Dat n
from sSsss ps9n" t,.o run, and their
friends looked happy while Pitcher weidnan Locked sad
;s1t 70 @5st base S sG S1 o
hit right fold and Gore scored and Ward went
threw SSfI the ba wild and VIM.
wsnt S the 1SSS Inc e an
% a s no T5a o Sa al four
Of the 70 w s, On as ca Ia 10 penap the
being oTe s 1 aOTo Ror6 scotch ESG
TS s sosS Were glowing Wesed but as the
Deacon White struck out they felt better lianlon was
being sisG made a. BrCdy the soa catcher then Ga
tissue while Thompson ana H. Rcardson ran
homo wedman's hit allowed Bliody 10 score but ofc
threw ball home poorly. and Wedman went around 10
third. Tho little pitcher scored on Wild pitch D9aIP
10 second time and retired by d. Rich
and the memorable inning ended Win e score DC
troit. 7, New-IoIk g. .
The New-Yorkers pnt ont "a they went
10 the bat In the second inning and the Western
PLAYERS blank. In the tIrd the local PLAYERS an
moi add TO their score the Wolverines did White was
called balls second on wild throw Oy
Deasey, and scored q two-Oase hit by Weidnan o
nuing with eight Cor Detroit and only tiee TOT
York Little Richardson opened the fourth inning WIN
home field and the crowd became enthusiastic
again. -, -, a..
The Detroit scored two more runs in their hall OF me
inning again hit Rowe. and twObase INT 10 IeIl
Thompson sent Rowe ho.ne. White ought h'No
al first but Conner bundcref again ana Inon
the TINS left the score at 10 oi anu
NewYorks only hope seemed TO be In streak OF heavy Va"
ting The local players scored two more runs, IN
hunted the second and Common was sent .
called balls OIOurke proved To be iaget Tor Welt
man dancing around with for few minutes
IrOtted and tho bases full GHlespies our 70
Thompson Ward and Conner scored ON mt 10
Tho Detroit players were put out as
they half OF the inning pretty inc
catches Ward being Loudly applauie In Tue
inning made hit went 10 second on pis-'u
ball. third Cores sacrifice and scored Ne" oiss
seventh Wards ont 10 Thompson. The WovrIhes
again quickly retired and the inning nlcd WIN ns
10 to In favor OF Detroit Georges Wild pitching gave
visiting players another In the eighth Inning In mo
tho local players scored two and tile game was oVcI
The